Kremlin says West is to blame Ukraine grain export problems

Ukraine war: Kremlin says West is to blame for Ukraine grain crisis

LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Thursday said the West only had itself to blame for a brewing food crisis due to problems getting Ukraine's grain out to world markets, demanding the United States and its allies scrap what it cast as illegal sanctions.

Kremlin says West is to blame for Ukraine grain crisis

LONDON -- The Kremlin on Thursday said the West only had itself to blame for a brewing food crisis due to problems getting Ukraine's grain out to world markets, demanding the United States and its allies scrap what it cast as illegal sanctions. Read More

Kremlin says West is to blame Ukraine grain export problems

The Kremlin on Thursday (May 26) rejected US and European Union claims that Russia had blocked grain exports from Ukraine, and accused the West of creating such a situation by imposing sanctions. "We categorically do not accept these accusations. On the contrary, we blame Western countries of taking a

Kremlin says West is to blame for Ukraine grain crisis

The Kremlin on Thursday said the West only had itself to blame for a brewing food crisis due to problems getting Ukraine's grain out to world markets, demanding the United States and its allies scrap what it cast as illegal sanctions.

Ukraine war: Russia blames the West for grain exports being blocked

Ukraine's Black Sea ports have been blocked since Russia invaded in February and 20 million tonnes of grain are stuck there.

Kremlin says West is to blame for Ukraine grain crisis

The Kremlin says Ukraine had made commercial shipping impossible by mining its waters.